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Can this quirky Naval poetry tradition make a comeback?
Illustration by
Tara Anand
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Can this quirky Naval poetry tradition make a comeback?
published by
Washington Post
on
September 27, 2022
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Illustrator

Tara Anand
New York, NY

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Subject

writing
culture
war

Tone

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warm
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contemplative
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relaxed
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peaceful

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boat
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water
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uniform
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horizon
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book
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pen/pencil
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texture
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handwriting
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sky
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sun
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reflection
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person
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warm
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brush

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